A person who practices chiromancy; a hand-reader or fortune-teller who claims to interpret the palm and hand lines.
From Greek 'cheir' (hand) + '-mantis' (diviner). This is a shorter, more direct form of chiromancer that emerged alongside other divination terminology.
The term 'chiromant' appears frequently in Renaissance texts and was sometimes used to describe charlatans—showing that skepticism about palm-reading is actually centuries old!
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